Anthony Quill, CFA
Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area
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I help ultra-high-net-worth families, foundations, and endowments achieve their financial…
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Some news: I've joined Patrick B. and his team at Vizmark as an advisor. Vizmark is building portfolio intelligence for private market fund managers.…
Some news: I've joined Patrick B. and his team at Vizmark as an advisor. Vizmark is building portfolio intelligence for private market fund managers.…
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Check out this great opportunity at one of our portfolio companies, PowerPusher!
Check out this great opportunity at one of our portfolio companies, PowerPusher!
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We’re hiring Matchstick Ventures’ first Investment Analyst🔥🔥🔥 Know someone who hustles like crazy, is endlessly curious, naturally builds…
We’re hiring Matchstick Ventures’ first Investment Analyst🔥🔥🔥 Know someone who hustles like crazy, is endlessly curious, naturally builds…
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Orono Youth Hockey Association
- Present 6 years 10 months
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Professional Advisor Committee
The Minneapolis Foundation
- Present 1 year
This committee is designed to help The Minneapolis Foundation to increase engagement with professional advisors and to provide those advisors with the tools necessary to have effective philanthropic conversations with their clients.
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English
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Spanish
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I’m grateful to be part of the team that brought this to market. It’s exciting to see the impact we are now having on patient care!
I’m grateful to be part of the team that brought this to market. It’s exciting to see the impact we are now having on patient care!
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Does your builder speak borrower? Does your lender speak architect? That’s where one experienced Developer “translator” between the languages of…
Does your builder speak borrower? Does your lender speak architect? That’s where one experienced Developer “translator” between the languages of…
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Minnesota’s updated IRC conformity rules create new considerations for tax planning. While the state has moved its conformity date forward, selective…
Minnesota’s updated IRC conformity rules create new considerations for tax planning. While the state has moved its conformity date forward, selective…
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Watching Inspectorio grow from the very early days of Techstars into the company it is today has been one of the highlights of my career. What an…
Watching Inspectorio grow from the very early days of Techstars into the company it is today has been one of the highlights of my career. What an…
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It's coming up on a year since I posted Swag 2035. I wrote about the future of branded merch and made some predictions about how I think AI will…
It's coming up on a year since I posted Swag 2035. I wrote about the future of branded merch and made some predictions about how I think AI will…
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🦄 Portfolio Company—Claros Technologies Inc.—Claros CEO Michelle Bellanca joins The Twin Cities Business Show to share the company’s journey from…
🦄 Portfolio Company—Claros Technologies Inc.—Claros CEO Michelle Bellanca joins The Twin Cities Business Show to share the company’s journey from…
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David Kristal built Augeo from nothing. No blueprint. No safety net. He is approaching AI the same way he approached everything else. Build it…
David Kristal built Augeo from nothing. No blueprint. No safety net. He is approaching AI the same way he approached everything else. Build it…
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I am honored to be recognized along with my Stinson LLP colleagues as a Super Lawyers 2026 Rising Star in Estates & Probate, it's a privilege to work…
I am honored to be recognized along with my Stinson LLP colleagues as a Super Lawyers 2026 Rising Star in Estates & Probate, it's a privilege to work…
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Last Friday, I broke a wooden board with my hand. It felt great. On the board, I wrote something that's holding me back. For some, it's fear of…
Last Friday, I broke a wooden board with my hand. It felt great. On the board, I wrote something that's holding me back. For some, it's fear of…
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Thank you to Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal (MSPBJ) and The Minnesota Star Tribune for featuring Refr Sports! Check out the articles here:…
Thank you to Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal (MSPBJ) and The Minnesota Star Tribune for featuring Refr Sports! Check out the articles here:…
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Merchants keep choosing ClarityPay, because we listen, and we deliver. If you are interested in joining this adventure, let me know. We are hiring…
Merchants keep choosing ClarityPay, because we listen, and we deliver. If you are interested in joining this adventure, let me know. We are hiring…
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Minnesota sports tech startup Refr Sports has closed a $2 million seed round to scale its referee management platform. The company says it is…
Minnesota sports tech startup Refr Sports has closed a $2 million seed round to scale its referee management platform. The company says it is…
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I’m extremely proud and excited to share that I recently graduated from Hamline University in early May with a Bachelor of Business Administration…
I’m extremely proud and excited to share that I recently graduated from Hamline University in early May with a Bachelor of Business Administration…
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Ryan Heidenreich, CFP®
The University of Michigan's October sentiment index released on Friday came in at 55. While it is great that it was over 50 (indicating a positive reading/sentiment), it represents a third consecutive monthly contraction and a 5-month low. This recent downward path makes sense considering the weakening job market, decline in savings and stubbornly high prices. Concerning high prices, it was interesting that the survey respondents believe that in a year inflation will be elevated at around 4.6%. The Bureau of Labor Statistics latest August reading showed a CPI increase of 0.4% (after increases of 0.3% in July and 0.2% in June) placing the inflation rate around 2.9%. I wonder if the survey participants really see 4.6% as the rate in about a year or whether that is simply what they are feeling now while managing their household finances. I tend to think the latter. I ran across an interesting 2024 paper over the weekend: ‘The Cost of Money is Part of the Cost of Living: New Evidence on the Consumer Sentiment Anomaly’ written by few economists – one of which was Larry Summers. The paper explains that economists need to be better at understanding how consumers are truly experiencing inflation. An important variable economists overlook in their research models is the cost of money (e.g. CPI has excluded interest rates/payments since 1983). Consumers, unlike modern economists, certainly feel this ‘cost of money’ in their monthly budgets. The amount of interest households pay on their mortgages (current 30-year average = 6.38%), car loans (current new car average = 6.85%) and credit cards (20%) can take up a decent amount of hard-earned income. The authors developed an alternative CPI measure that explicitly incorporates the cost of money which, when tested, confirmed that the level of consumer sentiment would be lower if you include interest influences. So, we need inflation to come down to help us snap our steadily declining sentiment. But according to the research, we also need lower borrowing costs for households through Fed rate cuts and other drivers.
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